frivolity 的定义
plural fri·vol·i·ties for 2.
frivolity 近义词
silliness, childishness
更多frivolity例句
- Unproductive frivolity—joy, pleasure—might need no evolutionary explanation.
- It’s not insignificant that “The Bold Type” took seriously the fantasies of teenage girls and young women, groups historically derided for the supposed frivolity of their wants.
- This is not lost on their commander, Rama (Shani Klein), an aspiring military careerist who looks down on frivolity in wartime.
- When Ben Stiller showed up in full blue Navi makeup in 2010 to mock Avatar, the winking frivolity of it all was hysterical.
- No putdowns, no jokes, no frivolity whatever—he was most solemn and his eyes focused somewhere far beyond the back of my head.
- Brown Dog has a code of ethics that separates him from the convention of his culture, and the partisan frivolity of politics.
- States should rarely amend their constitutions, and such frivolity is certainly not worthy, especially from conservatives.
- All this I admit to be the fever of the mind—a waking dream—an illusion to which mesmerism or magic is but a frivolity.
- Disgusted with the frivolity of the living, she sought solace for her wounded feelings in companionship with the illustrious dead.
- Frivolity enveloped the company as with a silken veil, and yet everything moved as politely and as sedately as a minuet.
- I am a parent, so I instructed my wife to write a letter saying how much I was pained by William's frivolity.
- Hence he gives the impression of insincerity, of trifling with grave subjects and of using mysticism as a mask for frivolity.